The Johnson City Development Authority selected LMG to redevelop the John Sevier Center into a hotel and the Downtown Centre for retail and entertainment.

Toll Brothers filed plans to replace the Moonlite Shopping Center with 601 homes, a move that could displace long‑running Santa Clara shops while adding affordable units.

San Antonio's District 8 and the Food Bank collaborate to fight food insecurity, with Councilmember Meza Gonzalez urging community action amid federal aid uncertainties.

AT&T, partnering with San Antonio, completed a large fiber internet project, wiring over 20,000 locations and reaching its 10 millionth customer nationally. They also donated laptops to a local nonprofit.

Philadelphia hosts Integrity Week from Nov 17-21 to promote ethical conduct among city employees and officers, featuring events on compliance, honoring Integrity Officers, AI ethics, and more.

Sierra, co-founded by Bret Taylor and Clay Bavor, is reported to have inked about 300,000 sq ft at 185 Berry in China Basin — a major AI-era office move for San Francisco.

Scottsdale City Hall will install solar shade canopies in its parking lot, a $1.97 million project expected to cover 75% of its utility use and pay for itself in 20 years. Construction starts in spring 2026 with completion the same year.

El Paso Mayor Renard Johnson met with EPCC students to discuss the importance of real estate in the city's economy, emphasizing professional growth, civic engagement, and the dynamic nature of the market.

Boulder County has launched a $500,000 Housing Innovation Fund to support novel solutions addressing its housing crisis, offering grants up to $100,000 per project.

Ohio introduces the Buckeye Business Advantage program to cut interest rates for small businesses, spotlighted during a Sharonville event. Eligible companies can save 3% on loans up to $1 million, aiming to boost local economic growth.

Rice University plans to connect its campus with Rice Village, enhancing sports venues, pedestrian access, and community spaces, while the area launches its first outdoor ice rink, Ice Village, for the holiday season.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon launches the Moderate-Income Revolving Loan Program to build new housing for families earning less than 120% of the Area Median Income.

Salt Lake City invests $14.4 million to improve housing affordability, including loans for affordable housing and a pilot program to aid low-income residents in home ownership.